HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1945-10-25, Page 8HENSALL
11tr. George Cowen assi
teacher at the Continuation S
teas confined to his home last
sufforieg with an infection i..
finger.
Miss Violet Hycle who u
went an operation in St. Jos
Hospital last Thursday was ab
return from the hospital this
Her . •
nlc111
v friends s
hope for
recovery. asp
Miss Ruth 111aciIlvelina we.
visited during the past week with
stint her parents, Mr. ancl Mrs, W. B.
stool clogs.
weep 1111'5, Bat.1'ie Williams and little
n his son or Kitchener visited during the
4nast week with Mrs. Williams par-
nder-_ cnts, Mr,and Mrs. G; M. Drysdale,
8 to tune to slip andlCr .falltd offtrotf
while shingling at the home thef roof
.
we
ek.
Cooper p Direst
last t week and in sq
doing Injured his back and should-
".
hould-
ers,
s,me Former Exeter Resident
Dies in Hensel'
]rave Henry Squire well-known former
aver resident of Exeter died at the home
of his daughter, Mrs, Thos. Harris,
aid's in Hensel], on Saturday, in his 97th
on year, following a few weeks' illness.
He was born near Mitchell and mov-
rmel ed with his family to Grey County
g a when two years old, later in years
Dons lyra. Squire took up farming at
2 Whalen where he farmed success.
et fully for over 50 years. While there
Pres- he attended Zion Church and was a
26eclass leader for over 20 years.Later
he took up residence in Exeter
be where he lived until a ,few months
the ago when he came to make his home.
to with his daughter, Mrs. Harris. A
family of nine survive, Mrs. Thos.
Harris, Hensel], ilIrs. John Oke an'1
tltg Mrs, Rhoda Westlake Exeter Mrs
weekend guest with Miss Pa
Logan, '
Mr. and Mr's, Lloyd Noakes
purchased the property of 1121•,
Mrs. Clarence Reid.
The Women's Guild of St, P
Church intend holdinga bazaar
November 24tH at. 8 pan.
The Arnold circle of Ca
Presbyterian Church are holdin
"Bean Supper in the sehool-r
of the church on Friday, Nov,
The annual thank -offering me
ing of the W.M.S. of Carmel
byterign Church will be held in
schoolroom on Thursday, Oct.
Mrs. IC. MacLean of Exeter will
the guest speaker. Every lady of
congregation is cordially invited
attend.
Reception Held
Hensall Town Hall was the sett'
for a reception for local boys wl
were in the services, sponsored
the La'lies' Five Hundred Club,
banquet preceded the reception e
was attended by Ede Little, Ja
Tudor, Jack Drysdale, Harold Bo
throb, John Beer, Jim Clark, Ja
Simmons, Roy Kyle, Stewart Die
S,gt, Dick Welsh, Pte. Laird Hudso
and L.A.C. 1,Iae Hudson of Lond
o
Mrs. James Sangster, seerotar
treasurer of the Club. introduce
Reeve E. R. Shaddick, chairman f
the evening. Rev. P. Ferguson c'a
the address. Aniline Walsh fayre
with solos, M'•-. He,lticn and Mr
Hess ,•tn:• da its accn1npanied A
Miss Gl arlys Luker at the piano,
Miss Marie Cory of 1. 1 1013 provided
acrobatic stunts. Following the pro-
gram,
. dan01310 was. enjoyed, with
mucic bylIn1•dock's orchestra.
W.M.S. Rally
The Hensall 'United Church was
beautifully decorated with flowers
for the Women's Misionary Society
rally, south section, Huron Presby-
terial, held on Wednesday, Oct. 17.
1lrs, R. W. Patten, vice-president of
Exeter, presided over the morning
meeting and Mrs, C. Tavener of
Holmesville, president, presided in
the afternoon. A delicious dinner
was served in the schoolroom of the
church by members of the W.M.S.
Miss Edith: Clarke, from Africa,
home in Teeswater on a ^year's'`fur-
lough, was the speaker. She said
that in the 20 years of her mission-
ary work in Africa, the church mem
bership had increased from 3000 to
15,000 Contrast between non-chiis•
flan and Christian homes was de-
picted Miss p a�,
.T1. 1
by Clark, who o saidthat
t t
villages a
e
g of 31a11C11 C
t l flans were fil-
thy, poor one -roomed stick and laud
O S Villages we
. Zillagc,- of Christians were
cleaner with better constructed
d
houses and the people were cleaner
and healthier. Need for more work-
ers in Africa was emphasized by
the speaker who stated many areas
were e still n
nntt r
Miss tdle l
.In•
Goldie • ss
3 .
C n R.N.R\of tendon
ho John Herdman, Elirmille, MIs. Jos,
by Daylnan, Kippen, Mrs. 'Orville Cann, -
A Thames Road, James and George of
cWoodham and Roland ` of Exeter.
k Also, 31 grandchildren and 32 great
n. grandchildren'. Funeral service was
ck held from Hopper's Funeral Home
k, in Exeter, on Monday,
Institute Letters
DearGladys:
e•tr
n I received your let -
y_ tel just before we left Holland but
d have neglected to answer until this
or late date owing' to the Uncertainty
ce of our future movements. I was with
d the occupation forces fort months
but
back s finally got n(
k o
i my. old d noir
y and we are now in No. ;) Repot De'
tar
pot aR titin.; slopping space hone.
Just yeetelShiy 01e1' told us the
Queen Elizabethwas going to teko
Canadian P0rsolinel hone so 300
May make it 'home by liras eo in-
stead of you ladies sending me a
parcel I hope to be there per-
sonally to thank you for what you
have sent to me, You ran strike' me
off your Overseas list as I hope to
be home in the not too distant
future. So until I see you all, I re -
Main, Gratefully yours, RLTSS
BLACKWELL,
- "BLAKE
Miss Mary Ann J'ohnston has been
visited with relatives front Northern
Ontario for few days.
The Blake Church will observe
their regular communion service on
the coming Sunday, October 28, at
2;30 p.m.
FOR SALE
• A. R. John Deere tractor0 1.•# 2
model, an
steel. 1
. A. 1. shape;a
e
8 -fur
row
Cockshutt lntt p]n
W
3 t1
s.
old; 3
-
-ection
1LH. spring tooth harrow,
1 yr. old, 0.11 r 4, Seaforth, Don-
ald Buchanan,
FOR SALE
1.),1
Ford 1 o d < '
al in good odcon11d'L'on
.
Apply to Ed. Lane, Seaforth, Ont.,
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
IN :MEMORIAM
MOLE -In loving memory o
clear wife and mother', Edith
who passed away four year.
Oct, 24, 1941,
'In a littlecountrychurchyard
Whore the summer flowers bl
Lies the one we loved so dearl
In her. silent narrow tomb.
She
will
Never clover be forgetter;
Never will, her memory fade,
Sweetest thoughts will always 11
Around the grave where site is 1
-Always remembered by her
Edward Mole and family, La
Vera and Donna,
WANTED
Second, hand tricycle, Apply
The News,
ALE
.A number of FORoe White
pullets, ready to lay, Andrew Croz
phone 667r22, Seaforti,
FOR SALE
Ten Shorthorn heifers rising two,
also four colts, 1 Clyde and 9 black I
Percherons, 2, 3 and 4 yr. old. A. C.
Levey and Son, first farm south of
Egmondville,
FOR RENT
2 garages for rent. Apply to Mrs.!
Albert Edler, Seaforth, Ont. I
1
Card of Thanks
f a Mr. John T1'enleer'and family wish
Mole, to thank their' neighbors and friends
s. ago for• kindness and Sympathy in their
I bereavement,. also for the Joan of
, car's.
0011,
y> Auction Sale
Of Farm Stock and Implements,
est..
Lot
6 and
7,Con. . 12, •
G'
I.1
.. mi
Grey
Twp.,
nger / los soutand 1.miles oast
la
at Brussels, On Tuesday, Oct, 30,
hale. pan., sharp,
Jo111 Grant, Prop,
U1•0, 1 Levi Rowland
Auctioncex•,
Auction Sale
at' Strathroy, Saturday, October 2
150 mixed Western Stock x tt
Dill
ziet,
1401 Chocolale
Neilson Cocoa.
Aylmer
11 cu
1 ,n1Cy Orange
Orange '1,'la'oring
THURSDAY, OCT. 25, 1945
To Our Customers
BAIL .FIALLOWII"IEN
49c Pepper Squash.
29c Golden ripe bananas
14c Fancy c Head d :est
3 lettuce
69e Macintosh Apples
259 Ice Cream (bricks)
BUY THAT BOND
W. J. FINNIGAN & SON
7. FOR SALE
le, I Rubber tire wagon with 16" tiros;
Clearing Auction Sale
At Lot 15, Con. 2, Stanley Tp., 13,1
miles west and 14 mile south of
BrucefielI -
12.30. ]3o1 ses r•lesclbown o teamv.s at
1 i •
mares 6 and 10 years old, weighing
3000 11)54 1. team of geldings 10 years
old, Cattle -1 Durham caw, fresh 6
weeks; 1. D
snits
mc'
Ow
to
freshen in
:1
n
71
I
1 D
to Iia
m cow to freshen in]
March; 1 Durham 5011' to freshen
May; 1 farrow cow; 3 Durham steers 1
9011
Trucks to deliver. Sales everyea
Private sales in the A.
G. S
Alpine Auctioneer, week, A, 112
Lady to stay
WANTED
e
S x elderly coups
Apply at The News Office.
St
FOR SALE
Six pigs ready to wean. A, Petri
Brucefield.
FARM FOR SALE
100 acres excellent soil, ban
barn, brick house, lots of water
close to church and school, hydr
available, situated on Itishwaiy 1(�
mile West of Varna. Apply at Th
News Office.
1 rack 16' long With 3 inch angl
c- iron sills, 1 year old; lset sloop
1 sleighs with new shoeing and flat
rack 12' long; International bean
e• 1 scuffler 1 yr. old; 3 section harrows;
1 walking plow; 1 set of double har.•
ness; 2 new bridles; 4 collars, 2
nearly new; 3 self feeders for pigs;
e 1 pig crate; 1 colony house 10x12
, with gyproc lining; 1 brooder stove.
Apply to Bill Leybuin, Phone 655
1 r 24.
kI
FOR SALE
q 'international gas engine, 1%-21/_,
h.p„ 2 years old. Chas. Williamson
e Phone 37-17, Brussels,
• ALE
Ladies Hudson
Seal
in real ens coat, size 1»
good condition, Apply at Tim
News
Oaf '
f1Ce,
•
FARMS FOR SALE
80 acres, part Lot 21, Concession fl; S•Iib-
810, frvtme bark barn, good land," drilled.
, well, all seeded, 536.00 per acre. 50 acres,
east half Lot 19, Concession 3, Ribbert, well
seeded, ample water supply 520.00 per nrre.
APPY to McConnell 8 hays, Seaforth, Seller
tors Joseph Nagle Estate,
FOR SALE
Model A. Sport' Roadster 1929,
Also 80 weaned pigs, $S• 39. and
0. C. J. Walker,. Cromarty, Phone
0.
12 r 18, Dublin,
to 1000 lb.; 1 Durham heifer 410
ulharn'..yearling ...heifers; 4
spring calves; 1 calf 2 months old.
Pigs --1 York sow with litter al foo
0 week, c1 old 9 York lugs, 150 lb, err(,
Harness -2 cots backhand harness;
1 set single 11,113005; 2 new horse
blankets. Machinery -Deering 11101051'
f. ft surrey rake; 13 disc seed chill; Pe
spring tooth cultivator; set. of din. -
mond harrows; walking plow; riding,
plop farm wagon; hely rack; set o
sleighs and box; 2 buggies, 2 cutter, .
fanning 1ni11; set of scales; tvhee
barrow; cream separator and milk
pails; sot of double lopes; slingl0Pes
and far].; grain grinder; 1 evaporator,
3110105' capacity 150 sap buckets
and sidles; 1 gathering tans: and
sugar kettle. Household Effects
FOR SALE
Upright piano for sale cheap
t Apply at The News Office,
EXPERT PIANO TUNING
Geo. J. Wright, Bandmaster,
Wing'hain, Leave orders at Mrs,
ek's Music Store, Seaforth.
FOR SALE
Three calves for sale, 1 Ayrshire
s heifer and 2 Herefords." Apply to
1; Reynold's Dairy, Phone 667 r 33. f
FOR SALE
I 2 yearling steers, one Durham,
one Polled Angus. Wm. Hopper,
-r Phone 66 r 13.
Pure bred jersey SALE
ohP513 of Milking; unit 1100
Digs, Norman Sanderson, Louisa r
Street, Seaforth,
Complete line of household effects in -i
eluding electric washing machine,
stoves, cupboards, tables :and other
articles, Ternls cash. No 'reserve as
the farm is sold, FRANK AIKEN-
HlAD, Prop.; Harold Jackson, Aust.
Auction Sale
Of valuable property and house-
hold effects
' Ethel in Lt to
1
011n
Wed esda
Y,
Nov. 7, at 1 p.m., sharp.
Robt, Patrick, Clerk.
Lew Rowland; Auctioneer,
Auction Sale .
Of household furniture at W%
Lot 22,
Con.
I1
Grey
,Twp., on
rr•i-
\Nov,Fri-
den '
„ 'w,2nd, John G �01S lla '
tz, Prop.
John Kreuter, Clerk, Lew Rowland,
lilt`. 111))- ll. I Auctioneer,
TO ALL HOG
/'PRODUCE.RS IN
HURON
2I
f'C� 'I Marketing. Scheme
• Ontario, i
o under
,
the Farm Products
Control Act, has been submitted to the
Farm Products Control Board by the
Ontario Hog Producers Association.
Before the Board will consider recom-
mending the scheme, it must be satisfied
that a fair representation of the Hog
Producers are in favour of its adoption.
Inod
order to obtain tato t
he recorded views of
the Producers, a vote by ballot is being
taken on the question
"ARE YOU IN FAVOUR OF THE
PROPOSED ONTARIO HOG
PRODUCERS MARKETING
SCHEME BEING
BROUGHT INTO
FORCE IN ONTARIO?"
., ptp.0 •�A1AV••E.
„N. nyi\LJL�.4
NO1C1iLTUitkI
NOR
A proposed Hog
CIOnly Hog Producerswho
t \ /1/b
\ are registered For the par
rt pose with their own County
f 1
\ Agricultural '
Representative
- Will be entitled to vote on
the scheme, All Hog Pro-
ducers are therefore r urged
to resister r at 0050 b
Y
mall or In person at. their County Agricultural Rep.
sentativ¢'s office in order'to be eligible to vote.
When registering by mail, please Forward name,
address and township.
Public Meeting will be
1
held ih. Huron County
during
u'
9 week
of
Nov.
1
�1-2
At this meeting thhe
11 9e scheme
xl will be explained fully and
questions answered; Ballots
will be supplied at the meeting to producers who
/1050 registered, so that they may vote then. Reglstra.
tions will be accepted at the meeting and, also For ten
days after ;t.- All producers who are registered will
receive ballots, either 'atthe Agricultural Represent.
ative's office• at *hi meeting or. 6y mail. Copies of
the proposed scheme may be secured at the :Agri.
cultural Representative's office or at the public meeting.
All ballots must be returned to the Agricultural. Repro•
sentative before' December 8, 1945, • • Any Ballots..
received after that date will nos be recorded.
r•
ST�WAp�• Clinton
ALL HOG PRODUCERS ARE URGENTLY
REQUESTED TO REGISTER, TO ATTEND
THE MEETING IN THEIR AREA -- AND TO VOTER
019
08.010590
FOR SALE
Frame (iwelliug, hydro, 1r ogle
N of
th lytaiil street. Suitable for. ppul-
try'farIn. Early possession,
Double house on Victoria St, Sep -
oral's apartments, good' investment. 1
Frame cottage, Goderich St.. East, 1101
2e"" acres with barn and house, on
highway, Immediate possession,
Watson & Reid, Seaforth.
1 tholes Suffolk ram SALE h-
itolk ran lamb 1 four year old
Idncnh, ram ; 1 Lincoln inn) lamb Wdling.1 JO
ton 1.11iptt, nruceaeld, Phone 2-609, Seaforth.F1
WARNING I. Wa
Anyone trespassing on Lot 11, Concession'
6,. 3TcKNllop, on -Hallowe'en night or - any;
other time will he prn1ecuted. T. Lynch, i M
FOR SALE i iii•
Ladles wine velvet dus, 131e 30,- like,.
new ; ladies green velvet hat like new ; or
misses ` piece dress .ire 19, Child's patent!
...-
leather Oxfords, : sloe 3, Apply. to News O31I' PrO
FOR SAL to
2n Polled Augurs cattle; E calves sucked I OM
add
111 summer, make good babies this. winter;
8 yearlings sucked la oL summer, Good avidi-
y. Miller Adams, phone 845 r 22,
1Oc
lb 14c
20c
5c
25e
McConnell & Hays
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc,
Patrick D. McConnell, H. Glenn Hays
SEAFORTH, ONT. 'Telephone 174_
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
The Second Division Court
County of Huron
Office in the Dominion, Bank Build.
ing, Seaforth. Office hours: -
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
1.30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday
evening, 7.30 p,m. 10 9 p,m,
Watson :& Reid
REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE AGENCY
MAIN ST., SEAFORTH, ONT.
All kinds ct Insurance risks effect•
ed at lowest rates in Firer -Claes
Companies.
vies.
The McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.
HEAD OFFICE - SEAFORTH Ont.
urn er
o s
President, W. R. Archibald, Sea.
forth; Vice . President, Frank .Mo-
G •egos, Clinton; Sec: Trees, and
anager, M. A. Reid, Seaforth, ,
Directors
W. R. Archibald, Seaforth; Frank
McGregor, Clinton; Alex Broadfoot,
Seaforth; Chris Leonhardt, Born -
1 D. J. Trowartlla,. Clinton
hn L. Malone, Seaforth; Alex. Me.
wing, Blyth; Hugh Alexander
iton; George Leitch, Clinton,
Agents
John E. Pepper, Brucefield; R. F.
olCercher, Dublin; J. F, Prueter,
odhagen; George A. Watt, Blyth.
Parties desirous to effect insurance
transact other- business, will be
raptly attended to by applications
any of the above named officers
reseed' to their respective post
eea,
FOR SALE •
4 Dual Shorthorn bulls, 3 rebs, 000 roar,
Ione 2-year*old, . ths, and 2 calves,
`
Jones P, Sentt, phaltaone11SmonaL 1.
'righway, Apply at News Office,
Goad' MAN WANTED 1
FARM FOR SALE
150 acre. Good bnlidhngs. 8 aures Bush. 0
Spring creek, 811,. miles west of Seaforth, on
SEAFORTH CLINIC
Dr. E. A. McMaster, 'M.D.,Graduate
f University of Toronto,
The Clinic is fully equipped With.
co pieta P and
modern s
ra
Y and
other
u •to-
P date diagnostic and thereuptic
' meat.
man
for
general
farm work. Yearly position. nilv
Apply nl
tyTa
James Ir'
Scott, illi
4 , 1 Alt. Vr •
5 ,t
enfor r
Lh, egn1P
Sale
Diseases I
Clearing Auction Sa
Of Parra Stock and Implements.
8, co,n: 14, Morris and Hallett "13
3% miles east ofBlyth, on Tuesday,
0. 811, o'clock, the following:
Ir,
ins-.
1 roan
mare
13
ell .
years I-
na lav
err
Y s '1
brown horse driving horse 7 ye 7 y(_ul •
(tube --ped cow duos Isle April ; 1
00w due in Au„1, 1 grey cow: due i
1 white cow Nuc 8(1,11; 2 black eon
posed in calf 1 put Guernsey cow
enol 2 mouth 1 Hereford cow with
3-yeuliny. steers 4 yearling heifers 0
About 110 While f ghorn pullets
Implements -1 Mn ey Harris biniri r
cul 1 McCormick Doering loll bath)
er; 1 Internal sol rl combination „,d
and tactile r 1 Massey Ila, is hayloru]
30,1 i) h.nd; 1 Cockxhuti m
Clearing
Auction tl On
le Pawn Stork and Impionenis, At Lot
11t .Lot Hayfield Rd„ South, 2 *1lees wast of - Veu'
omulary, 1 mills cast or Bayaeld, on Monday,.
Oct. 23,. 111. it 12 o'elnetc,
Horses -1 ,
'-1 m
arc 1f, years o1d'•.
1 mare
n711W
r re ywri old ; 1 m •
ue 3
, Y.as old •.":
(WS
black
1 old 1 mat( 1 vee• old.
1 snare „ y
(Cattle -1 Red Ilurh:m caw 11 years old,
brindle' Rel Dmh,un cow, 10 years old tmd calf;
n
May; v- Durham eon' 0 w 10old and raft;
s sap. grey Durham cow years old and col
fresh- 1 let Durham am caw 0 ,vias old and ea
0)11: freshen Lr.) May 1 r, 1 Durham cow yea
calves rid fr. h•n Fel), ; 1 H 1'i n tai fu yea!
It shoos
13,1 yeah un freshens
inn 'ilea ran Durham heifer
mot --Miro, . 1 govt 1 1c.1 rod Doh,
rake -I ,rd heifer if u e, tali' 10 month
r (a(1 ' Shap-. 1; 7 mesh
)reader'.; year Md t, f .,tel e ranging from
e 1100. yr G w Iambs Luce -le
I landat time c f sale a
Wit'
10,11 Intl) nlnit 1 McCormack Deering bi ntle
2 -fur. 0 foot gut, In god condition; 1 Deerb
1 901 -.mower, o fort in good condition ;,31. begun
(tuan- hay r tk4 10 feat tt•ide 1 steel n•Ism• 0 ft
1 Ili
disc harrow (Bissell) ; 1 Massey Harris man
111111; 0 pl'104er, in goo dd 'shape seed drill 11 hoe
i 1112 with 01110s' seeder; 1 spring tooth run
hay.. litalm; 3.' section diamond harrows; 1 scut
schen; tier, 1 Deering side.. rnl.•e; 1 Massey Ilacrt
cash riding plough, and almostl/nett 1lwaik ng plough
land,' Wilkinson, 1 set. sighs, 1 steel Eire waggon,
i ratlt old '''32131°),
el bus; 1 root 0038,1'; 1.weut-
tlns, b,) 3-h n, electric motor; 3(100 not
wvalet heat,,' 1 bay fork ear 011,1 130 ]one,
with pulleys; 1 •et of sling ropes and trip ;
the' 1 top buggy. 1 Portlnhd cutler, 1 nal cart,
27, � L: Lang plough 2 grinding, stones 1 emery
1.grhnler • grain grinder, plat[ Pleura,: 1
col fanning m111 3200 1b stiles; iron kettles
airs; 2 wooden Pig troughs;' 1 Delaval cream -ep
Iry
el. orator; 1 01 l seed sower 3 wheel barn''
con-', almost now; cedar rick sills 18's10"311"
n inn 1 some ruck elm plank and other lumber; 1 set.
ble;i of team 1000015 1. set of -single harness; 20
tyle' (emu of bay. alfalfa and .timothy; 5 tots of
w pit,' second cut alfalfa; 1 feeder Tor liens; Ina ,r
htds,' more. bags in'goad .shape, forks, shovels,
000,
I chains,
Heel of
1Y lea
lvh '
ilTietree
sol hid osier articles.s• doubletrc•s,:
est-
Grain-- 400 bus mixed 1.7 grain, : Aims orbs
the and OAC 21 barley • 175 bus, Cartierer oils:
ver; 100 bus, wheal, barley and oats; 200 bus, 'fall
Iter,, wheat. Quantity of Household 'Effects.
41 Everything will be sold as Proprietor has
' sold h19 faro'
Dr.
F. J. R. Forster, Specialist in
of the Ear, Eye, Nose and
' Throat, will he at the Clinic the first
11, I Tuesday in every month from 3 to
Det. 5 pan'
Free
well - baby tab
� clinic a
y inic
be held
OD the
second
r'" evsry month from 1 last
to 2 Thursday aY in
. 1: p.m.
11 JOHN A. GORWILL, GA.,M,D.
f;l
if, .Physician and Surgeon
rs
i In Dr, H. 11
{3.
" Ross' office, Phone 5 J
Huth:.
(used seasons).1 set harrows; ; 1e s1
row 13 teeth horse cult 'aver; 11 stn
Iroller; wag; 1 ns net of skit hs ttl
rack 1 cutter' 1 hay nal 1 Bugg
row plour.1, 1 walking plough 1 smut
007 hon 1 ..,i of double harness; a
tilt' of lumber; 1 set of single harness,
ILaval cream separator ; 1 fannild,
chitins forks and other small articles.
A quantity ntity of mixed- grain and mow ,f
1 kitchen range, 1 kitchen table. 1 ki
cuphoor,l 6 kitchen chairs.
Nu reserve •ts the farm is sold. Terms
ED bO0JGAN Proprietor. "Lew Ron
Auctioneer; Rabt, Patrick, Clerk,
Auction. Sale
Of Property and Household Effects, In
village of Egmon(lville, Saturday, Oct.
at 1 p.m.
Householdmeets-Rosewood drop leaf
fee table' antlpuo buffet 1- 0' antique eh
settee 2 antique clocks; old English
coffee
binataon desk and china cabinet earn
table; ch,y, bed kitchen extension to
child's crib ; dressmaker's mirror; ere
cabinet radio; small tables, (]r00hoad set
machine veranda tables ; curtain rods, bi
4 lads springs and mattresses; 2 drew
vsh
stand, 1
linoleum n rn )
9Y
g 7
4 piece
lin A t
Dieu 1 c'e
m' i
kten
l en
c,l )h
eel'
(I
pie washing machine, electric Ilrnn,C1•elec
toaster 1 Monarch coal oil stove, 3 but
1 cont. stove with reervoir, 1 Quebec he
with oven, almost new ; kitchen table,
chairs and buffet 2 lawn mowers; Qnol)e,,
healer wont 011 cons, churn washing 01ach-
rne, forks saws, garden tools, wheelbarrow...
Chicken wire, Terms cash.
frame house covered acres
with of shingles. Hydro '
pressure water system, bathroom, good hen.
house, stable. on cement wall,
icor inquiries concerning property see
Harold Jackson.
MRS.G. REEN, Prop.; E, I'.- Chesney,
010111; Harold Jackson, Auctioneer,
, Pr,, 1 Y001, ,+n " \ Id- 10 pain
, pile, weaned t
MAR W
STAPLETON, B.A.; M,D,
1' Physician and Surgeon Ai
I Successor to Dr. W. t , Sproat
lr Phone- 90 W
1 Seaforth
rlti DR, F. J. R. FORSTER
e.1 Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
,� " Graduate in Medicine, University
of Toronto, Late Assistant New York
- Ophthalmic and . Aural Institute,
To Moorefield's Eye, and Golden Square
Deering
cash hospitals Lo
Clearing Auc. •
don Sale
Of
1 arm
Stock, to k
Implements,
hold Effects,. -Ab: Lot w Concession Varna and Stan
'ley Two., 31% miles west or Varna and 8
Mlles- north of Zurich, in Tuesday, October
80th, at 1 o'clock sharp,. consisting of
Horses -Brown. Belgain mare 5 years old
Bey Clyde mare, 7' Years old. ;
Cattle -Roan Durham cow, 6 years obi, duo
May 18th ; Pollen Angus cow 5 years old, dues
April 81],;. Polled Angus cow, 5 years old,
March due 2711 ; Hereford cow, i years old,
due April 17th ; Black Dow, 10 years .01,1, due
April 1 111; Hereford 0 bull, ifi months old 3
4 o,onbeef hs uld,approx. bee00 tb. ; noon 'heifer. calf.
4 menthe old: Sheep, Leicester ewes 4
anmix 6. years old; Teed, aPPros. 7 Dons or
mixed Any. '
Implements -Massey I•iarris No. 102 (Win
power tractor cm rubber with battery starter
(m4 r lights; also bean scuffler' , ttaehment
like new) Massey Ilarris No... 90 tractor
Plow - (17A, bottoms) ; Hisser (tractor) 14
plate double disc 1027 Pordson tractor; a
number of Tor'dson tractor pats; Massey
Harris binder 7' cut Massey Harris 10'. rake;
Massey Harris Bean sculller' and puller; Mas-
sey
Harris
Woodmove' 6dtcut fel aInternational 3r odrum
steel roller 4 section drag harrows 1 14 plate.
mlhrow disc; farm -wagon; 15' hay' rack;
sloop sleighs and fiat rack 1 -Ward. 12"' feed
grinder; DeLaval No, 12 cream - separator C
Fleury walking. plow Buckley incubator 260
egg,' capacity ; hay. fork ;. car; slings; 150 ft..
hay ripe (newly new) sot breeching hag-
ness collars; iron feed boiler; lever wire
stretcher; forks, shovels, tools and other.
articles loo numerous to mention.
(of-
fice �rsizem i )r3 ,(welitfu Premier
61kitclhen echairs,
round table, Florence 3 burner.. oil stove' and
oven; Victor gramophone and records ; an-
gefnl,mcaoerhesinlnnp,otheampslamps,
Mal numerous nther articles. Terms. cash
PETER MoGEE R1' SON, Proprietors; Mur-
tha Grainger, Clerk; Edward 1'V. Elliott,
Auctioneer.
elms cash
JOSEPH J,- RICIIARDSON, Prop r. P.
Chesney, Cleric; Harold Jackson, Aurtno,eer.
Auction Sale
Of I3ousehold Furniture to be held at the
residence of Mrs George Muldoon; 'Brussels,
on Saturday. October 27111at 1. pang
Combination book case and writing desk;
3-111500 lee
1 chesterfield 1 tel
d suite
good
, a
s 'new; 1
a
e5-
ten
s n,
1 table with
fon'
leaves 6 inning room
chairs 1-'e extension buffetk t; 1 and G dining room
chaiboard ; 61 k tche1 airs; 2large rockinoer
grlchairs v 1
platform rocker; one 2 -piece bedroom suite;
2 iron beds; 3 sets bed springs.; 1 wooden
bed; 2 001011 tables; 1 commoe, chair ; 1
Congoleum rug 6x7 ;: 1 Electrolux vacuum
cleaner; pair huge pillows ; electric rangetto,
used 9 months; Quebec" heater; small. heater;
Boal oil heater; large coal oil oven ; 1 doe.
dinner plates ; 1 dos. knives and forks • 2
Commercial Hotel, ndon, .Eng, At
Wednesday in each month front third o
4 P.m. Also at Seaforth Clinic first
Ste Stratford, Telephone Telephone 267. atorioo
G. A WHITNEY
Successor to Holmes de Whitney
Puneral Director
MAIN ST., SEAPORT
Ambulance Service, H
Adjustable Hos.
pital Bed for rent. Agent for Mitchel)
Nursery Y F1
O
Wel•
6.
Phone ne 11s.
Nights and Holidays 65
ClearingAuction coon Sale
Of Farm Stocic and Implements, Mr. Har-
old.. ,7ackson has been instructed :to. sell by
Pubic auction on Lot 1, .Con. 2, Statley.
October 11301 milesest
o'clock,rl the .followviof &en, onn :
Horses --Clyde mare 5 years old ; Clyde
mare 6years old, with filly colt 2 months
old; Cly de h rising 2 years old.
Cattle --Hereford cow 6 years Old, due Dec.
20111; bleak cow with calf at foot; Durham
cow 0 70005 old, duo Apr. 251,11; Durham cow
0 years old, due Jan, 13111; Harbert) cow 7
Years old, with calfat foot; Durham cow
clue Alar
Ch n
5t
la
G yen1
4
old
Durham o
m
Co\d 6Yaursold, due Jnn-• Herefordco with elf ,t fiat due Jan, (; red cove
4
Yeas old, milling -good• 71. Hereford. and
Durham steers .000 lbs. This is a choice lot
of sheers. Poultry --50 year-old Leghorn
hens • 00 year-old' Hybrid . hens 1 50 Hybrid
pullets, 5% mos, old. 1 colony mouse 10512,
Implements-M.II. manure- spreader, new
hay redder sulky rake; .bay loader; - set of
good - farm sleighs (Niko new): •low farm
wagon with olfcli ng hay rack; 11 hoe .seed-
MI ; 4 section harrow; walking
low ; scuffler; 2 g -plow ; gang
Brum steel roller; seel, tooter troughs; 3
stiff20 tooth r; Bator t- 6
P. errs engine; grain grinder; sap pan •'
I00 new Sap buckets; aped a. 001, in le hal,
shape ;, sot of duobleh,u'noes; sot single harE '�
ness ; number of horse collars ; fanning m111 ;
1000 /It scales; quantity of lumber
60 ood
cedar hosts; full line of tools' ofall kinds,'
good as new; 26 cord 51 dry wood ; "Ring"
cream separator; lawn mower, Bice new,
flay and Grain -60 tons of mixed hay; 10
tons of loose hay ; remainderbaled with pink
up baler; 800 bus, choice mixed'. grain
Household ER_...
1101 Pots ; 1!oast ng non ; wash tub ,• 1 -gala d
crocks; 3 flat.., intopper nickel boiler
tseveral 18 roe;
lantern; lawn "mower,- lumps, sealers, iron
bots, Iron frying pan, odd dishes and glass-
ware and other articles. Terms cash.
MRS. - GEORGE MIJLDOON, Proprietress ;.
Robt. Pntllek,' Clerk; Lew Rowland, Auot,
Notice To Creditors
Ise the Estate of Margaret A. Heffernan, I
All persons having claims against_ the,,nv
•Town of Seaforth, In . the OtnInty of Haul ro
Estate of Margaret Heffernan, -
Unmarried Woman, deceased, who . died on be
or abold, the 10th day of August, 1145, are 001
'hereby noti fied to send ln to the under- sto
signed on or before the 3rd day of November,
1945, full particulars of their claima '1'11'
Immediately after the said last mentioned 2 1
date, the assets of the said estate will be bat
distributed amongst the parties entitled ing
thereto, having regard only to claims of thr
which the In:del:Signed shall then have not- i aer
ice, to the exclusion 03 all others, and tho '
undersigned will not b I' 11 •
of whose Clean the undersigned shall not then
have notice for the assets so distributed or
an), Path Lhereof.
Dated at ,Soaforth this 16th clay or October.
Solicitors for the Administrator 1
giber of small tables; number of rockers ;
casionel chairs; extension table; six dining
drown suites ; wardrobe • quantity of dishes
1 kitchen utensils, 141cCiary 4 plate electric
ye, with oven and coal annex; wood heatm,
p., 114 tniles west of Kippen, county read ;
tory bricic house la perfeCt condition; with
broom 1 large bank barn With neW stalel-
'. Buildings with all new roofs, hydro
es or clay loam; 7 acres' f
. running water for pasture ; fawn in
geed state of cultivation .• 14 acres ploughed ;
remaIncler 'in grass and hay,
House has hot Water furnace.
Parcel 2. 75 acres of grassland, 5 miles
west of Rippe» ; windmill I never failing well.
Terms catch on chattels; on raps) made
ESTATE OP LATE EDGAR 13UTT,
E. P. Chesney, Clerk; IT. Jackson, Auct.